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Gary Richards's electronic music promotion company Hard Events, which runs the Hard Festival, has announced a new single-day touring concert across North America this year. Titled the "Go Hard" tour, the five-city endeavor will bring 25 artists, including Eric Prydz, Porter Robinson, Dillon Francis and RL Grime to Dallas, Seattle, Miami, Toronto and New Orleans. -
Longest Yearly Streaks with A Grammy Win: Jay Z, Bruce Springsteen, and A Surprising Decade-Long Winner
Bruce Springsteen won his first Grammy on this day 30 years ago, a Best Rock Vocal Performance (Male) for "Dancing in The Dark." The Boss has gone on to gather quite a few more, totaling 20 wins over these last three decades. His most successful period came between 2003 and 2010, a stretch that left him in elite company: One of only five performers to win a Grammy in at least seven consecutive years. Check out the members, including Jay Z and Aretha Franklin, and prepare to be surprised for the record holder. -
Diplo and Skrillex to Livestream 24-Hour Jack Ü DJ Set on Twitch: Album Release Tonight?
It is still unknown whether or not Diplo and Skrillex are going to release their Jack Ü album this month, despite the recent hints that it might, but the pair are about to undertake possibly their most ambitious project to date. In classic rave fashion, the duo is going to be livestreaming a 24-hour DJ set on Twitch. -
Iggy Azalea Explains Twitter Departure in New Interview, Reveals She's Working on 'The New Classic' Follow-Up [VIDEO]
Iggy Azalea may be one of the biggest players in the pop and rap game these days with a massive following, but she's staying away from social media. Last week, the "Trouble" rapper announced that she was turning over her social accounts to her management for the time being, and in a new interview with Power 106 Los Angeles today (Feb. 16), Azalea further elaborated on why she quit Twitter, saying that it was making her "angry" and "aggressive." -
Lupe Fiasco Performs "Little Death" With Nikki Jean and The Roots on 'The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon' [WATCH]
Lupe Fiasco stopped by 'The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon' last night, Feb. 25, to promote his newest release 'Tetsuo & Youth.' The rapper performed "Little Death" with Nikki Jean and The Roots on the late night talk show. The song is the third single from the January release following "Deliver" and "Adoration of the Magi." -
Mark Ronson & Bruno Mars 'Uptown Funk' Leads Hot 100 for Eighth Week as 'Fifty Shades of Grey' Bumps Up Ellie Goulding, The Weeknd
It seems like Mark Ronson and Bruno Mars are an unstoppable pop music force. For the eighth week in a row, their collaborative hit single "Uptown Funk" crowns the Billboard Hot 100, despite major gains from the release of Fifty Shades of Grey. -
Will Smith Performs "Summertime" On Jimmy Kimmel, Has an Awkward Moment with DJ Jazzy Jeff [WATCH]
Will Smith stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live to promote his new film Focus and performed his DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Prince Fresh 1991 rap hit “Summertime” without his long-time collaborator. -
Big Sean's 'Dark Sky Paradise' Projected to Go No. 1 on 'Billboard' Album Charts
Big Sean is projected to top the 'Billboard' 200 album charts with his new LP 'Dark Sky Paradise.' According to 'Billboard,' the "Blessings" rapper should sell about 140,000 units in its first week, which would be enough to make it to No. 1 in the week ending March 1. -
Watch This Heavy Metal Mash-Up of Mary Poppins Singing 'Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious'
The Internet is at it again. A video surfaced recently that uses footage from the classic children's movie 'Mary Poppins' and syncs it up to some heavy metal. Best of all, the scene is of Poppins (Julie Andrews) and Bert (Dick Van Dyke) singing the movie's most famous song, "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious." The mash-up is a little weird at first, but you get used to it by the end. -
Colombia's Gregorio Uribe Big Band to Play World Music Institute's World to Brooklyn Series at Roulette
The World Music Institute will continue their World to Brooklyn series with Colombia to Brooklyn: Gregorio Uribe Big Band at Roulette. -
Zelda Williams Tells 'Today' That She Has Stopped Questioning Her Father's Suicide
It has been six months since Robin Williams chose to end his own life, and finally his daughter is ready to talk to the press. When she sat for an interview with 'Today's' Kate Snow, Zelda Williams knew questions regarding her father's suicide were inevitable, but in order to continue the charity work he began, they were necessary. Williams wanted to bring attention to the Challenged Athlete Foundation, a charity that provides prosthetics to disabled athletes, and in doing so she opened up about her father a bit, saying she has stopped questioning her father's suicide. -
Spotify Partners With Musixmatch to Add Lyrics to Desktop App
Spotify has announced a new update for its desktop app that will give users the option to show lyrics while they listen to songs using the streaming service. The new update will be rolled out in the next few weeks implementing a simple "lyrics" button at the bottom right of the screen.
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